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MSI GT75VR Titan Review: A (Costly) Gaming PowerhouseSource: Lowyat.netEN→FRThe MSI GT75VR Titan is a powerful, very capable gaming laptop with a sweet audio system. But as capable as it is, consumers will have to shell out a small fortune for it, and considering the fact that you can get a similarly-equipped gaming laptop for much less, the GT75VR is hard to recommend. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très longue, Date: 08/25/2017

MSI GT75VR TitanSource: Trusted ReviewsEN→FRThe GT75VR Titan turns the laptop world on its head, pursuing a path of absolute performance with no regard for weight or aesthetics. It’s admirable, but it certainly isn’t for everybody. No pricing is available yet, nor is availability, but expect it to cost upwards of £2000. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 05/31/2017

MSI GT75VR Titan gaming laptop stays frosty, slays benchmarksSource: CNetEN→FRWhat really impressed was the cooling system. It packs in more heating vents than any other gaming laptop has managed before with four points of ventilation keeps core temps down, which in turn means that your performance won't suffer. Based on the quick demos, it was crushing graphics performance benchmarks. So be cool, Soda Pop. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très courte, Date: 05/30/2017

Hands on: MSI GT75VR Titan reviewSource: TechradarEN→FRThe MSI GT75 VR looks like a solid desktop replacement, but it’s too early to call it without a closer look at the screen, and at just how far we can really push the system. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très longue, Date: 05/30/2017

80%MSI GT75VR 7RF Titan Pro ReviewSource: The TechyEN→FROverall, the MSI GT75VR Titan Pro is an incredible gaming machine that suited well for pro gamers who keeps on travelling every week for work. So the question lies, is this worth the price? Honestly, the answer depends on your needs. If you want a portable gaming laptop and raw computing power on the go, then MSI GT75VR Titan Pro would be the best choice. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très courte, Date: 01/23/2018Notes:Note globale: 80%

75%MSI GT75VR 7RF Titan Pro review: A desktop masquerading as a laptopSource: Hardware ZoneEN→FRThat may turn out to be the key differentiator between the two, and it’s probably MSI’s best bet at wooing the select few looking for an insane laptop to replace their desktop. The company bucked the trend of slim and light notebooks with the Titan Pro, but even if it can get away with that for now, it’s not clear how much of an audience there will be for a niche product like that going forward. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très longue, Date: 11/01/2017Notes:Note globale: 75% prix: 65% performances: 90% mobilité: 45% finition: 75%

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90%GT75VR 7RE Titan – 018AU ReviewSource: ToptenreviewsEN→FRThis is a rather unique review for us, as the unit supplied isn’t the one that is currently available. The existing MSI GT75VR on the market is equipped with a GeForce GTX 1070, while our review sample comes with a GTX 1080. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 10/01/2017Notes:Note globale: 90%

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70%MSI GT75VR 7RF Titan Pro Review: Big, loud, and very priceySource: ToptenreviewsEN→FROne other thing to note is the fans. The GT75VR boasts a robust cooling system, featuring MSI’s “cooler boost” technology. It certainly succeeded at keeping things cool, but it was incredibly loud doing so. Even after tweaking some settings, the fans made a ton of noise whenever they spun up even a little bit. For all the hubbub over impressive cooling tech—not to mention the massive chassis—we hoped that things would stay quiet during regular gameplay, cranking up the volume only when pushed to the absolute limit, -bo moore. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 04/04/2018Notes:Note globale: 70%

90%MSI GT75VR Titan Pro ReviewSource: Notebookreview.comEN→FRThe MSI GT75VR Titan Pro is an excellent machine. At $4,200 how could it not be though? The better question, is it worth that price? Honestly, that answer really depends on what you want. Is the raw computing power alone with that steep entry price? No. You can easily build a desktop or a customizable laptop with similar specs at a more affordable price point. However, what you can’t get are all the extras. The wonderful mechanical keyboard, an insane array of ports, a full suite of backlight LEDs, and the gorgeous 4K panel make the MSI GT75VR Titan Pro truly something unique and special. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 11/21/2017Notes:Note globale: 90%

80%MSI GT75VR Titan Pro Review and RatingsSource: Computer ShopperEN→FRThe MSI GT75VR is a positive evolution of the GT73VR. The refreshed design looks both bold and aggressive without going over the top. The single most noticeable change is the mechanical keyboard with per-key RGB backlighting, which is a pure delight to type on. Excluding the odd three-column number pad layout, this keyboard is head-and-shoulders better than the one on the GT73VR. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très longue, Date: 01/10/2018Notes:Note globale: 80%

The MSI GT75 Titan Laptop Review: Hex-Core DTRSource: AnandTechEN→FROverall, the MSI GT75 Titan is a worthy successor to the outgoing models. The GT series is not inexpensive. You can get devices that are just as fast for less money, but they are not likely to offer the same build quality, or premium features like a mechanical keyboard, and 10 Gbps network. The GT75 isn’t perfect, with minor issues like a less than amazing trackpad, but that can be overlooked when the target market is almost certainly going to be using it with a mouse on a desk. The battery life is terrible, but once again, that’s completely normal in this type of system. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très longue, Date: 09/13/2018

80%MSI GT75 Titan Review Editor's ChoiceSource: Laptop MagEN→FRHowever, this laptop is incredibly expensive, out of the reach for all but the most financially solvent gamers. Our top pick for under $2,000 with this size display is the HP Omen, which offers great overall and graphics design, but has a last-gen processor. For a bit less dough than this MSI, you can get the $3,899 Aorus X9, which is similarly specced but lighter and a touch more powerful. However, if you have the means and room to accommodate it, the MSI GT75 Titan deserves the prime spot in your gaming battlestation. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Longue, Date: 05/23/2018Notes:Note globale: 80%

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80%MSI GT75 Titan review: a beastly gaming power stationSource: T3EN→FRThe MSI GT75 Titan is a truly bonkers gaming system. It isn't best described as a gaming laptop but a shiftable gaming power station that allows you to set up a monstrously powerful computer for both play and work where ever you go. Portable in the sense of whip out on the train for a quick blast it is not, and its insatiable thirst for juice means it can barely wander from a mains electricity supply, either. However, the GT75's incredible hardware spec, 17.3-inch 120Hz display, and smorgasbord of ports and connections make it a do-anything beast that well-heeled gamers are basically mandated to check out before pulling the trigger on an upgrade. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Longue, Date: 05/07/2019Notes:Note globale: 80%

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85%MSI GT75 Titan 8RG Review: Titan in true senseSource: The TechyEN→FROverall, the MSI GT75 Titan 8RG is an excellent machine. It is best suited for pro gamers who are looking for the best gaming laptop. Is this worth the price? Honestly, the answer depends on your needs. If gaming is your passion, then this machine is a perfect solution for your needs. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Très courte, Date: 05/31/2018Notes:Note globale: 85%